[Proftpd-user] Expecting too much flexibility from proftpd?

"Stefan Günther" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.proftpd.user
Message-ID <trinity-d6d1eb72-304f-43d6-88b4-5779b944ab02-1508665820291@3c-app-webde-bap47>
Hello,

I don't know whether I'm expecting too much flexibility from proftpd or whether I do not understand the configuration. Here is what I'm trying to achieve:

We have two webservers running on the same host (port 80 and 81, running as www-data1 and www-data2) with different setup directories (/var/www/html1and /var/www/html2) and two different users responsible for the content (user1 and user2).

The home dir for each user is the corresponding webserver dir.

I have activated "DefaultRoot ~" in proftpd.conf and added the following directives for the setup dirs:

<Directory /var/www/html1>

UserOwner www-data1

GroupOwner www-data1

</Directory>

<Directory /var/www/html2>

UserOwner www-data2

GroupOwner www-data2

</Directory>

A configest does not complain about these lines but an upload e.g. by user1 to /var/www/html1 adds a file with the UID of user1 instead of www-data1.

Why is the configuration ignored and how do I have to change the configuration to get different setups for the two users?

Thanks for any hints & suggestions,

Stefan

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